Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-12-09 | Page 40 | Museum Given Rare Trophies

GIVEN RARE TROPHIES LONDON LONDO- Dec Del 3 8 Tle A W 4 Tle American Museum of Natural his his- history His History j tory will shortly be become one the e pos poe possessor pos possessor sessor of ot an excellent c collection of stuffed animals and zoological specimens from tron India tho ho fruits fruit or of the recent Yerna Vernay e The expedition n was as un- un un undertaken by A S an En- En Engiishman En Englishman but for ninny many years a aI re-Ident re of New York and Colonel I J C with the object of forming a complete compete collection ot of India animas anima's from the plains of In- In In dia Later It was decided to pie pie- pre present sen sent Institution t these to the tho American tion The collection Is by far tar the tle most complete and varied that h has haa ever been obtained The hunting of the animals ir in 11 th th's case was most e as only certain specimens I acre ere sought In order to mount the animals In groups In jn the American fashion About 90 such luch groups of rare animals as tigers spotted deer rhinoceros wild lId elephant snakes and ants Ill be Included In the presentation One Ono of ot the tho most t mo remarkable re- re results re suits of the expedition I is a picture sho showing Ing man many ra rare e pictures ot of the Indian animals In their na- na na tive native haunts and showing the ross ress progress and difficulties ma niad made made- 1 ii In hunt hunt- hunting ln In ing them The picture W was s made by an m photographer for use usa In connection with the zoological cal classes ot of th the he museum